HORIBA - Aqualog
Manufactured by HORIBA
A better, faster and economical method for monitoring organics
Aqualog is the only instrument to simultaneously measure both absorbance spectra and fluorescence Excitation-Emission Matrices. EEMs are acquired up to a 100 times faster than with other instruments. Dedicated software automates traceable Quinine Sulfate Unit calibration and correction of inner-filter effects and Rayleigh and Raman scattering lines, enabling rapid export to modeling algorithms like PARAFAC.
Aqualog now offers new deep UV absorbance and fluorescence excitation from 200 nm, in addition to a fully automated sample queue tool to facilitate continuous data acquisition, analysis and export for immediate multivariate analysis with the Solo™ package from our partner, Eigenvector Research, Inc.
Aqualog now offers new deep UV absorbance and fluorescence excitation from 200 nm, in addition to a fully automated sample queue tool to facilitate continuous data acquisition, analysis and export for immediate multivariate analysis with the Solo™ package from our partner, Eigenvector Research, Inc.
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Features of Aqualog
Hardware
The only true simultaneous absorbance-fluorescence system available
TE-cooled CCD fluorescence emission detector for rapid data acquisition up to 100 times faster than any other benchtop fluorometer
Corrected UV-VIS absorbance detection path for stability and accuracy
Double grating excitation monochromator for superior stray light rejection
Matching bandpass for absorbance and fluorescence spectra
Automatic sample changer option (2 or 4 position)
Compatible with flow cells and titrator
Software
Optimized experiment set-up menus minimize user configuration time
Complete NIST-traceable corrected fluorescence spectra automatically generated
Spectral and kinetic analysis tools for both absorbance and fluorescence data
Methods and batch protocols for automating multiple sample measurement
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